Social Services
He was devoted to serving the poor and the labour by serving as vice chairman of Industrial Relations Institute, a labor concern pressure group founded by Rev Father McGovern S.J., a Legislative council member, but also a humble servant for the poor and the weak social group. Nagar spent more than 10 years of his younger age, 20-30+, and during that time became one of the founding members of the Hong Kong Democratic Party.
Pro. Nagar Lai (黎拿加教授）) is vice president of Life Education Academy and has spent decades on supporting to look for real life value in social instead. He said the true value of life is not in what we get but in what we give and have received two Maharishi Awards, sharing and enjoying life with all persons.Pro. Lai founded the Corporate Social Responsibility Channel that runs on IPTV, Web and mobile phones. www.carehk.tv. The channel promotes charity services and honour the corporations and persons with outstanding social responsibility.Nagar with his Corporate Social Responsibility TV Channel, supports many Branding Awards and Honor Doctor degree granting award
With the Channel Nagar supports charity organizations through arranging donations of charity foundations and direct featuring trips to the remote villages in China to teach the village teachers.
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